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GT7 Daily Races: Some of My Unpopular Opinions | HackerNoon

Most sim racers treat Gran Turismo 7 like a game, because it is one. Make a mistake? Reset. Get punted into the wall? Reset. There are no consequences, no accountability, no reason to change anything. I stopped thinking that way a long time ago. I started approaching sim racing thinking like I own the car. The damage bill is mine. The repair costs are mine. And if something goes badly wrong at speed, that's on me, too. It's a mental shift that sounds small but changes everything about how you approach sim racing. Your patience, your positioning, your respect for the people around you. It also makes you a lot more honest about who's actually causing the problems on track. I've been casually sim racing for over ten years, mostly with iRacing. I built a second rig and started racing on the PlayStation 5 with Gran Turismo 7 using PSVR2, mostly because I missed the simplicity of console gaming. I follow the Facebook and r/GranTurismo communities and had resisted the online daily races because I got the sense that it is a bad experience, with everybody wrecking each other in a free-for-all, with no consideration for racecraft. I started to get bored with the Sophy AI; I needed that unpredictable, personal, real-person racing experience. I decided to pause iRacing and concentrate, at least for a while, on Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races in VR. For the past few months, I've been racing in Daily Race A; the attached YouTube video is a great summary of my experience. I'm not a great racer; I'm old, and my reflexes are slower than those of somebody in their prime. Maybe I'm too slow to be up with the chaos, but I try to race fair and take pride in my racecraft and patience.

May 22, 2026 · via hackernoon.com

TGRSA returns to Zwartkops for Round 3 of the 2026 season | The Witness

TGRSA returns to Zwartkops for Round 3 of the 2026 season This weekend's programme will again feature practice on Friday, followed by qualifying and two races on Saturday. Conditions are expected to be cool and cloudy on Friday before improving to crisp and clear weather for race day. Toyota Gazoo Racing South Africa (TGRSA) heads to Zwartkops Raceway near Pretoria this weekend for Round 3 of the 2026 season, where both the GR Cup and South African Touring Cars (SATC) championships will continue their early-season battles. The compact 2,4km circuit remains one of the most popular venues on the national calendar, combining flowing sections with tight technical corners that place a premium on precision and rhythm. ALSO READ | On Test: The new Audi S3 Sportback While overtaking opportunities can be limited, Zwartkops has a reputation for producing close racing and dramatic late-braking moves, particularly as drivers fight for track position through the circuit’s demanding infield section. This weekend’s programme will again feature practice today, followed by qualifying and two races tomorrow. Conditions are expected to be cool and cloudy today before improving to crisp and clear weather for race day. The full GR Cup field will once again be in action, alongside TGRSA’s SATC entries, while the weekend will also mark the debut of the new GR Cup Hot Seat. Sim racer, content creator and rookie rally driver Girlie Lukhele will join the GR Cup Media Challenge field as a guest driver, becoming the first of three high-profile personalities set to experience the intensity of circuit racing in the GR Yaris AT race car this season. Media Cup After two rounds, Nabil Abdool leads the GR Cup Media Challenge standings on a perfect 28 points, following a dominant start to the season. Craig Nicholson is in second place on

May 22, 2026 · via witness.co.za

Lamborghini marks 20 years of Ad Personam with Miura-inspired blue

Lamborghini is celebrating 20 years of its Ad Personam customisation programme with a new limited-time colour, and the inspiration comes from one of Sant’Agata’s prettiest one-offs. The new shade is called Azzurro 20 Anniversary Ad Personam. It takes its cue from the Lamé Sky Blu finish of the Miura Roadster, bringing a famous Lamborghini colour into the modern era with a more technical, layered finish. Customisation becomes core business Ad Personam was launched at the 2006 Paris Motor Show, where Lamborghini previewed its more personal approach with a limited-series Gallardo. That car wore Nero Noctis paint, matte contrasts, Callisto wheels and a two-tone leather and Alcantara cabin with Q-Citura stitching. Two decades on, the programme is far more than a paint-and-trim menu. Lamborghini says 96% of vehicles leaving its factory now feature at least one personalised detail, which says plenty about modern supercar buyers and their appetite for having something nobody else can quite copy. “The twenty years of Ad Personam are not simply the story of a customization program, but the concrete demonstration of how exclusivity — when built on authentic craftsmanship and a deep relationship with the customer — creates value that lasts over time,” said Federico Foschini, Chief Marketing & Sales Officer of Automobili Lamborghini. “Every Lamborghini configured through Ad Personam is unique by definition, and this uniqueness is never accidental. It is the result of a precise vision, rigorously selected materials and an attention to detail that is part of our brand’s DNA.” Azzurro with extra sparkle Azzurro 20 Anniversary Ad Personam joins a palette that already includes more than 400 colours. Lamborghini says the new finish uses a four-layer process designed to boost coverage, brightness and depth. Fine aluminium particles and pearlescent pigments create what Lamborghini calls a “star dust” effect. In direct sunlight, the

May 22, 2026 · via drivencarguide.co.nz

Hamilton explains decision to abandon 'hit and miss' <b>simulator</b> work for Canadian GP

Hamilton explains decision to abandon ‘hit and miss’ simulator work for Canadian GP Lewis Hamilton has prepared differently for the Canadian Grand Prix after struggling to align his simulator work and on-track performance. Lewis Hamilton believes that his work on the simulator at Ferrari’s Maranello base does not always translate accurately to on-track performance, resulting in the Briton changing his approach when preparing for the Canadian Grand Prix. Since his strongest result of the season in China, where he secured his first Grand Prix podium with the Scuderia, Hamilton has repeatedly missed out on a spot in the top five and admitted that he felt he was in “no man’s land” last time out in Miami. The run of frustrating performances left him looking for ways to alter his race preparation and he settled on avoiding the simulator ahead of his return to Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, the venue that saw his first Grand Prix victory back in 2007. Asked why he moved away from simulator work, Hamilton responded: “With simulations, I feel that the goalposts are always moving. “Last year I used it every week and more often than not, I felt that you do all the work on the sim and you find a set-up that you’re comfortable with, you get to the track and everything’s opposite so you’re undoing the things you’ve learned. “Some of the ways you approach the corners, you have to shift and adjust. The set-up that you felt was good on the simulator is not the same as the track sometimes. Sometimes it is, so it’s kind of hit and miss. “I just decided for this one, I was going to sit it out and focus more on the data. There was just a lot of deep diving on through-corner balance, mechanical balance, corner

May 21, 2026 · via formula1.com

Project Motor <b>Racing</b> Reveals GT Icons Pack

Giants Software has revealed the GT Icons Pack for Project Motor Racing, which will include nine new cars from three new classes, along with a US-based circuit. The GT Icons Pack will introduce the GT 70, Sports Car 67, and GT 60 classes with the following cars: - GT 70: 1974 Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 3.0, 1973 Chevrolet Corvette C3, 1973 Ford Capri RS3100 - Sports Car 67: 1967 Chaparral 2F, 1967 Ford MK.IV, 1967 Lola T70 Mk 3 - GT 60: 1965 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport, 1964 Shelby Daytona Coupe, 1965 Jaguar E-Type Lightweight Along with the new cars comes the Rocky Knoll Raceway, a fast course with two different track layouts. A trailer for the Project Motor Racing GT Icons Pack can be seen below, which gives players a first look at some of the new cars in action on the new track: Additionally, the GT Icons Pack will be shown off at the SimRacing Expo in Charlotte, North Carolina, from May 22, 2026, to May 24, 2026. There, attendees will have the chance to experience the new content before it’s released next month. The Project Motor Racing GT Icons Pack is set to release on June 23, 2026, on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Players can pre-order the pack now, and it’ll be included in the Year One Season Pass. For more news on Project Motor Racing, check out the recent update that improved stability, performance, and more, and the Japanese GT500 Pack from earlier this year, which also introduced nine cars and a new circuit to the simulator.

May 21, 2026 · via simulationdaily.com

Logitech and Thrustmaster lead Forza Horizon 6's <b>sim racing</b> compatibility during launch ...

For the quickest way to join, simply enter your email below and get access. We will send a confirmation and sign you up to our newsletter to keep you updated on all your gaming news. Join the GamesRadar community for quick access. Enter your email below and we'll send confirmation, and sign you up to our newsletter. By submitting your information, you confirm you are aged 16 or over, have read our Privacy Policy and agree to the Terms & Conditions. Geographical rules apply. Logitech and Thrustmaster lead Forza Horizon 6's sim racing compatibility during launch week, with "additional support coming in update" for Nacon, Moza, and Turtle Beach Forza Horizon 6 might not be the first game that comes to mind if you're looking for a life-like sim racing game to make the most of today's beefy wheel and pedal setups, but compatibility for launch week is certainly available. If you're looking to hook up one of the best PC racing wheels or your old faithful Xbox steering wheel while tucking into the newest Forza, you may be in luck. A list of compatible wheels has been published to Forza's support website, and it details which wheel bundles do and do not work at this point in time. Logitech is leading the field, with a whole plethora of its wheels (including ones from over 10 years ago) holding full support in FH6. It seems the G Pro, RS50, G923, and G920 have been priorities for the Forza devs to ensure support for - which makes sense as these will likely be some of the most popular sim racing kits around. Thrustmaster is also doing pretty well on compatibility, with the T248 (and presumably its newer "R" model), as well as some others working fine on Xbox and PC. This

May 21, 2026 · via gamesradar.com

KartSim unveils Middle East and Asia-focused track and kart DLC for rFactor 2

KartSim Pro Middle East & Asia Software released for rFactor 2 Includes 14 officially licensed karts and 10 circuits with 45 separate layouts KartSim has revealed its latest DLC pack for rFactor 2, consisting of 14 kart models and 10 venues across the Middle East and Asia. The KartSim Pro Middle East & Asia Software is now available and includes officially licensed karts from Rotax and IAME, including the popular IAME Senior X30 and Rotax Senior Max platforms. In terms of circuits, the new DLC features the largest kart track in Asia, the LYL International Karting Circuit, as well as the United Arab Emirates’ premier karting venue, RAK Track. All circuits have been laser-scanned for maximum accuracy, with 45 layouts available in total. There’s one small caveat to the above, however, in that the software costs an eye-watering £499, so it’s definitely pitched toward the aspiring motorsport superstar or karting enthusiast rather than your casual sim racer. KartSim is a UK-based business which specialises in providing high-end karting simulation equipment and software, and just last year, it released a swathe of updated kart models and circuits, its first piece of new content since 2022. Discussion 0 Comments Join the discussion Join Traxion.gg to start discussing with members. Already a member? Sign in

May 21, 2026 · via traxion.gg

Watch the world's top Gran Turismo 7 gamers <b>race</b> live in Milan

Check out the in-game benefits and watch live in Gran Turismo 7. Milan, a city defined by style, speed, and motorsport passion, becomes the center of the racing world this weekend. The Gran Turismo World Series 2026 begins inside the historic Teatro Lirico Giorgio Gaber, just moments from the iconic Duomo. The sold-out event marks Gran Turismo’s first-ever World Series appearance in Italy and opens a new global season where national pride, manufacturer legacy, and elite competition collide. Fans around the world will be able to experience every moment live in Gran Turismo 7, on Gran Turismo Live, YouTube, and Twitch. The opening round immediately delivers one of the season’s biggest storylines. Former World Champion Valerio Gallo arrives in Milan carrying the expectations of a passionate home crowd eager to see an Italian driver triumph on home soil. But standing in his way is reigning Nations Cup champion Jose Serrano, the Spanish star who established himself as the benchmark in 2025 and enters the new season as the driver everyone wants to beat. And the challengers are already closing in. Japan’s Takuma Miyazono travels to Milan directly from competing in the famous Nürburgring 24H race. He will be determined to quickly adapt from a real cockpit to the SIM rig as he bids to reclaim the title he won in 2020 and 2024. Spaniard, Pol Urra, continues his rise after another standout season in 2025. Meanwhile, 18-year-old Samuel Moreno, another prodigious talent from Spain, makes his Gran Turismo World Series debut in Milan, introducing a new generation of talent to the sport’s biggest stage. Round One is about more than early points. It is the first opportunity to seize momentum, establish psychological advantage, and shape the narrative that will define the championship race in the months ahead. Across both championships,

May 21, 2026 · via blog.playstation.com

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May 21, 2026 · via youtube.com

F1 25's 2026 Season Pack Arrives June 3 With New Teams and Mode

- Primary Subject: F1 25 2026 Season Pack - Key Update: The addition of Audi and Cadillac teams, Overtake Mode, and the Spanish Grand Prix circuit. - Status: Published - Last Verified: 2026-05-21 - Quick Answer: F1 25's 2026 Season Pack releases on June 3, introducing two new teams, a new Overtake Mode, and the Spanish Grand Prix. F1 25 fans will have a lot of content to sink their teeth into this upcoming June 3, as the brand-new 2026 Season Pack is set to arrive. The Formula 1 has received a ton of historic changes in recent years, with the 2026 Season Pack covering some of these major changes with updated rules, regulations, and two brand-new teams: Audi and Cadillac. On top of these changes, players will get to experience the new Overtake Mode that will add a new layer of strategy for drivers, whether they're newcomers or veterans. As for new circuits, the 2026 Season Pack will add the Spanish Grand Prix. The Madring circuit will finally be available, making the experience much more immersive, as it was one of the circuits that was solely missed from the base game. All of this will be available on June 3. The Season Pass can be purchased for $29.99 | €29.99 | £24.99 on console and $24.99 | €24.99 | £21.99 if you're playing on PC. Additionally, a F1 25 version that includes the Season Pass will be sold for $49.99 | €59.99 | £49.99 on console and $49.99 | €49.99 | £44.99 on PC.

May 21, 2026 · via racinggames.gg